Teach yourself just enough of the grammar and the logic of computer languages to be able to see the big picture. Get acquainted with APIs. Dabble in a bit of Python. For most employers, that would be more than enough. Once you can claim familiarity with at least two programming languages, start sending out those resumes.
Source: The Wall Street Journal
The only thing that matters when picking a job is fast growth—if you’re offered a seat on a rocketship, you don’t ask what seat.
Source: thedoghousediaries.com
Lots of interesting startups on here.
Steve Ballmer: “This is a prototype of a coming HP Slate PC that will be here this year.”
Lee had no comment on what features the watch may have, how much it would cost and when it would go on sale.
Same old tech media song and dance.
And if you remember, 3 months later, Microsoft killed it before ever launching it.
Source: bloomberg.com
I’ve been really excited about hardware recently—from big (rockets) to small (smart watches). Here’s a laundry list of companies that I’ve been following:
Other stuff from the big(ger) guys:
I’m sure there are many more I’m not tracking; feel free to add to the list.
